Would Google spider this?

I have a script running using .html extensions but with one very long query... basically another URL is attached to it like http://www.domain.com/script.html?url=www.anotherdomain.com/files/index.html

It does not redirect to that url, instead I use the attached url to create a referrer/affiliate list.
Would I have to use modrewrite to get these listed?

I am also searching for a general guideline about script queries and Google. Sometimes Google seems to spider files with more than 1 query but for example phpBB wasnt listed at all before I removed the second query string.

 

there is no definite answer. it depends on how many links (and how powerful- ie what PR) are linking to that page.

but the bottom line is: the fewer query strings, the better.

 

just for the record: does it depend on backlinks ONLY whether a scripted url is spidered or not?

 

the number and quality of backlinks are measured against how complex the url is, yes.

the more complex the url, the more high quality backlinks you'll need.

however some things will never get in (ie urls with SIDs).

 

that was the answer I was looking for. thanks for taking the time to explain it.

 

I also thanks disgust, for a good comment, keep it up.....Thanks once again.

 

the number and quality of backlinks are measured against how complex the url is, yes. the more complex the url, the more high quality backlinks you'll need. however some things will never get in (ie urls with SIDs).

 

in general, yes it would. some recent scandals about ecommerce shopper private data being spidered and shown by Google have clearly shown that it does spider and index even super-long and cryptic URLs with 20+ GET parameters.